Recreational Report for September 22, 2016
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RVRSLC
River Recreational Statement
Colorado Basin River Forecast Center, Salt Lake City Utah
917 AM MDT September 22, 2016
Recreational River Report provided by the Colorado Basin River Forecast
Center. This information is also available through the Internet by
connecting to www.cbrfc.noaa.gov, selecting Rivers and then Recreational Forecasts.
This morning's river flows in cubic feet per second for
Thursday, September 22, 2016. Forecast trend for the next 24 hours.
Please note that all data are provisional.
- Colorado -
-Colorado Basin-
Colorado nr Kremmling 1000 Forecast Little Change
Crystal nr Redstone 75 Forecast Little Change
Colorado blo Glenwood Spgs2000 Forecast Little Change
Gunnison blo Gunnison Tun 790 Forecast Little Change
Colorado at Westwater 3800 Forecast Little Change
Dolores blo Mcphee 35 Regulated
Dolores nr Bedrock 25 Forecast Little Change
Dolores nr Cisco 110 Forecast Little Change
-Green River Basin-
Yampa nr Steamboat Spgs 55 Forecast Little Change
Yampa at Maybell 85 Forecast Little Change
Little Snake nr Lily 15 Forecast Rise to 25
Yampa at Deerlodge 170 Forecast Little Change
-San Juan Basin-
Animas nr Durango 330 Forecast Rise to 370
Piedra nr Arboles 80 Forecast Fall to 70
San Juan nr Archuleta 520 Regulated
- Utah -
-Colorado Basin-
Colorado at Westwater 3800 Forecast Little Change
Dolores nr Cisco 110 Forecast Little Change
Colorado nr Cisco 3750 Forecast Little Change
Cataract Canyon e6150 Forecast Rise to 6900
NF Virgin nr Springdale 520 Forecast Fall to 120
Virgin nr Virgin 2900 Forecast Fall to 340
Virgin nr Littlefield 95 Forecast Rise to 1700
Colorado at Lees Ferry 8500-14500Power Releases
-Green River Basin-
Green blo Fontenelle 1000 Regulated
Green blo Flaming Gorge 2050 Regulated
Green at Jensen 2150 Forecast Little Change
White nr Watson 380 Forecast Fall to 320
Cottonwood Ck blo Joes Val130 Regulated
Green nr Green River, Ut 2400 Forecast Rise to 2750
San Rafael nr Green R, Ut 160 Forecast Rise to 240
Escalante nr Escalante 600 Forecast Fall to 200
Muddy nr Emery 400 Forecast Fall to 110
Fremont nr Bicknell 70 Forecast Rise to 110
Dirty Devil nr Hanksville 5 Forecast Rise to 490
-Great Basin-
Bear nr Evanston 20 Forecast Rise to 180
Logan abv State Dam 110 Forecast Rise to 180
Weber nr Oakley 60 Forecast Rise to 75
Weber nr Echo 280 Regulated
Weber at Gateway 200 Forecast Little Change
Ogden blo Pineview Dam 20 Regulated
Provo nr Woodland 30 Forecast Rise to 35
Provo blo Deer Ck Dam 570 Regulated
Sevier blo Piute Dam 75 Regulated
-San Juan Basin-
San Juan nr Bluff 680 Forecast Little Change
- Wyoming -
-Green River Basin-
Green blo Fontenelle 1000 Regulated
-Great Basin-
Bear nr Evanston 20 Forecast Rise to 180
- Arizona -
-Salt Basin-
Salt at Chrysotile 110 Forecast Little Change
Tonto Creek 0 Forecast Little Change
Cherry Creek 0 Forecast Little Change
-Colorado Basin-
Virgin nr Littlefield 95 Forecast Rise to 1700
Colorado at Lees Ferry 8500-14500Power Releases
-Verde Basin-
Verde nr Camp Verde 130 Forecast Fall to 110
Forecast Comments: During thunderstorm activity sudden sharp rises
are possible on any streams.
For future reservoir releases from Bureau of Reclamation Reservoirs call:
in Southwest Colorado - (970) 565-7562
in Westcentral Colorado - (970) 248-0660
for Flaming Gorge, Lake Powell and Navajo - (801) 524-3883
For information on the Upper Snake River in Wyoming and Eastern Idaho, including
flows on the Murtaugh stretch call 1-800-658-5771
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